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  1. OK this is great. That let me recover most files. I think that most files that were not recovered can be recreated. Thanks so much for the guidance. Now I need to investigate and determine what has destabilized the pool and add some recovery backups to the cache directories. Thanks again.
  2. I updated to 6.10.0-rc4... figured that was my best bet at this point. That went well. I was able to mount using mount -o rescue=all,ro /dev/sdi1 /mnt/disk6/cachetmp Mount shows: /dev/sdi1 on /mnt/disk6/cachetmp type btrfs (ro,relatime,ssd,rescue=nologreplay:ignorebadroots:ignoredatacsums,space_cache,subvolid=5,subvol=/) So that all seems pretty good.. however not seeing any files or data in the mountpoint.... that doesn't seem good at all. root@nasvm:/mnt/disk6/cachetmp# ls -l total 0
  3. Thank you for the assistance. My cache pool drives are: (sdi) (sdl) (sdk) (sdj) Following the instructions in the recovery post I created Temp directory /cacherpr I initiated the mount mount -o usebackuproot,ro /dev/sdi1 /cacherpr I get "mount: /cacherpr: can't read superblock on /dev/sdi1" same result if try and mount any of the 4 drives. I fear I have something far worse going on than I anticipated.
  4. I have a rather sizeable array and a cache pool of 4 SSD's. I've been chasing some issues with my array drive dropping out and needing to rebuild. Right now the array is sync'ed ok but my cache pool is showing Unmountable File System. I'm not sure how to proceed to resolve it properly or even if I can do it and not lose any option to recover the data. I've attached a diagnostic dump of the current state. nasvm-diagnostics-20220324-1733.zip
  5. Is there a way to pass Youtube Authentication to download videos that require age verification?
  6. Apparently there is an issue with the JDK. "2021-04-05 09:38:13,987 DEBG 'start' stdout output: ERROR: Cannot start PyCharm No JDK found. Please validate either PYCHARM_JDK, JDK_HOME or JAVA_HOME environment variable points to valid JDK installation."
  7. OK.... that makes sense.... now I need to figure out what corrupted file systems on two disks.
  8. I have a 16 drive array and dual parity. I'm having trouble with drives 9 and 11. They failed and I replaced and let them rebuild. They are showing unmountable. I've attached diagnostics in case anyones smarter than me can add any suggestions. Note: Drive 11 is showing not installed but that's because I pulled it out of the array when I took this diagnostic snapshot. It's trying to rebuild now . nasvm-diagnostics-20201201-2229.zip
  9. Unfortunately, even though there are a ton of configs, zoneminder.subdomain.conf is not there. I'll try and find it online. EDIT: Oddly enough.... I cannot seem to find a location with zoneminder.subdomain.conf anywhere.... .wonder if it was removed for some reason. Even reinstalled the letsencrypt docker and that config is not present in the list at all.
  10. Yes.... I resolved the certificate error by copying the certs from my nginx/letsencrypt docker to my zoneminder keys.... so now i get a untrusted cert error instead of a root revocation error. This lets me get into zoneminder. Now all I need is a properly configured subdomain reverse proxy configuration to have everything working correctly. Anyone have soem examples? ie: https://zoneminder.mydomain.com vs https://myserver.mydomain.com/zm ?
  11. Chrome is throwing NET::ERR_CERT_REVOKED error when trying to access the zoneminder url.
  12. I have the same issue and localhost is present in the ServerName file. I cannot get past it to even get going.
  13. I'm having issues with intermittent lockups and I cannot seem to isolate where they are coming from. I've attached my diags in the event someone may see something I am missing. Any ideas are appreciated. nasvm-diagnostics-20180906-1836.zip
  14. Trust me... that I know..... The critical stuff goes to an external drive as well but thats much less than the 78 TB I have